No. 9 Males’s Swimming Sweeps Swarthmore

EWING, N.J. – Fresh off of their first top-ten rating of the season, the No. 9 TCNJ males’s swim group put in a dominant exhibiting towards Swarthmore.
 
The Lions took first place in each occasion towards the Garnet. Joe McChesney headlined the sturdy performances with a lightning-fast 22.25 within the 50 butterfly. McChesney set a brand new program customary with that point, which is at the moment the quickest within the NJAC and 11^th quickest in Division III.
 
McChesney additionally made noise within the 100 butterfly, the place he improved upon his D3 B-cut time that he posted earlier this yr. McChesney logged a 48.21 towards the Garnet, shaving 5 hundredths of a second off of his earlier time.
 
The meet started with TCNJ’s A and B relays ending first and second within the 200 medley relay. In the following occasion, Gavin Formon (9:38.80) and Will Heinze (9:48.36) went first and second for the Lions once more within the 1000 freestyle. Gabe Beverini (1:40.86) and Derin Ozbas (1:44.31) then took first and third within the 200 freestyle, adopted up by Andrew Kidchob (22.71) and Gavin Patrick (24.50) in first and third within the 50 backstroke.
 
TCNJ went again to claiming the primary two spots within the subsequent three occasions, because of Tyler McGeehan (25.88) and Dylan Negron (26.51) within the 50 breaststroke, and McChesney (48.21) and Pablo Salazar (51.06) within the 100 butterfly.
 
M.J. Hoban gained the 50 freestyle (20.75), which was simply considered one of two occasions by which TCNJ didn’t take two out of the highest three spots; he additionally triumphed within the 100 free (46.13). Kidchob (49.38) then picked up one other win within the 100 backstroke. The Lions then took the highest three spots within the 100 breaststroke, with McGeehan profitable the occasion (55.92). Formon then picked up one other win within the 500 free (4:41.34), and Gabe Beverini (1:53.90) rounded out the person occasions of the night with a win within the 200 IM. The closing occasion resulted in a win for the Lions’ A relay within the 200 freestyle relay.
 
The Lions now put together for his or her senior-day showdown towards Montclair State tomorrow, January 24.